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5. Received from/Issued to: All receipts are

entered in red ink; all issues are entered in black ink.

6. Reportable demand: The quantity expended

that must be replaced for continued operations.

7. Other issues/receipts: Nonreplenishment issues

and receipts; for example, items that are not
consumable.

8. Balance: The amount remaining after issues

and receipts.

Stock Record Card Insert

A Stock Record Card Insert (NAVSUP Form 768)

(fig. 5-13) contains information pertaining to a

particular stock item and serves as an index to the Stock
Record Card (fig. 5-12). The information necessary for
completing this card is located in various publications
mentioned.

Stock Status and Replenishment
Card

A Stock Status and Replenishment Card (NAVSUP

Form 767) is maintained for each item in stock and
serves a dual purpose (fig. 5-14). The left side of the
card is used to assemble stock status data preparatory to
replenishment action and serves as a historical record
of such data. The right portion of the card is divided

Figure 5-13.--Stack Record Card Insert (NAVSUP Form 768).

Figure 5-14.--Stock Status and Replenishment Card (NAVSUP Form 767).

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